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by wetpaste 7d ago
Not all that surprising. The original Devin really was just an early attempt at agentic coding before models were really even trained for it. Now that it's a well established pattern and we've figured out what works, I'm not
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by wetpaste 2mo ago
7 is enough for a lot of adults. especially 7 hours of quality sleep. After seeing a sleep doctor I realized that stressing out about not getting exactly 8 hours each night was part of my problem! I did a lot of experimentation to find my o
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by wetpaste 2y ago
I don't think it was purely a calculation error, it was probably also an intuitive evaluation. Bobby was trying to complicate the game and create an imbalance, where there were still winning chances if misplayed by spassky, but obvious
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by wetpaste 2y ago
I love the concept. I wouldn't prefer to play chess this way, but I've had a lot of practice, I find it visually a little distracting but I started getting used to it. I had a situation where my queen was being attacked by a bisho
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by wetpaste 2y ago
RE: slow autoscaling Maybe the cloud companies could do something here by always keeping a small subset of machines online and ready to join the cluster. Provided there is some compromise in what the configuration is for the end user. I gue
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by wetpaste 2y ago
I think it gets hard when an emergent chain of complex trust relationships need to be built and understood. Things like IAM identity center, workload identity, IRSA on EKS, service principals vs roles for accessing other services from a ser
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by wetpaste 2y ago
Coming from the world of audio software I've always wondered why it seemed like Adobe has such a stranglehold on visual work and nothing really catches up to photoshop or illustrator. In audio there are several big DAWs (digital audio
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by wetpaste 3y ago
In the context of this article, it is that security scanning software that companies/users are using seem to be indexing some of the 12-char links out of emails which ends up in some cases on public scan. Additionally, if domain.com&#x
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by wetpaste 3y ago
I'm kind of surprised at the statement that Terraform is bad at bootstrapping things like Kubernetes, not the statement on it's own, but in context of using Talos. Yes, for a lot of roll-your-own Kubernetes cluster distributions,
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by wetpaste 7y ago
This is reprimanding for the content of the message, not the scope of the code which would have actual security implications. Furthermore, it is a warning about not violating an actual company policy. This is not far off from the scope
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by wetpaste 7y ago
In the age of treating servers (or containers) like cattle instead of pets, the "Back up everything" mantra has fallen by the wayside. In order to get away with selective backups you have to know exactly where long-term state is s
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by wetpaste 7y ago
Thank you. I feel kind of silly about this but I feel like I've had a hard time understanding when an org should, or could use something like this. I have seen them mentioned but every time it's explained it's explained with
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by wetpaste 8y ago
Have you ever used a product recommended thinking it's going to work a certain way and it works completely differently and it was not nearly as intuitive or helpful as you thought? Take those experiences and apply them to your own vers
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by wetpaste 8y ago
- Get backups sorted out before you consider using it as a production system. If OP had iterated on having a backup system BEFORE adding important data, they wouldn't have consequences to trying to implement it. At the very least, do a
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by wetpaste 8y ago
I had a service industry job in texas that payed me around 2.50 an hour (iirc) and as long as I made enough in tips to cover minimum wage they didn't have to pay actual minimum wage. It's immoral as fuck to steal tips. I don'
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by wetpaste 8y ago
Yeah, I mean it doesn't say the context very well, so I assumed it I clicked on a link. Like if it said you signed up for a service and clicked on a link to do something very specific. If I accidentally clicked on a link in my email an
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by wetpaste 8y ago
This partly solves a big problem for me, which was how do I keep those configmaps up to date for a bunch of customers with a legacy application that writes UI config updates to a local xml config file. I wanted that file to live inside of c
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by wetpaste 8y ago
I have used backupPC for quite a while. It works great but doesn't scale very well when you are getting to the scale of TBs upon TBs of files, 100s of millions of files. I ended up having to run multiple servers. If you want something
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by wetpaste 8y ago
Exactly. It solves some of the most important problems that come up of working with microservice based architectures, and establishes mature patterns around the ability for multiple developer teams to update and scale each piece of a distri
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by wetpaste 8y ago
Coda and notion both seem to be in the space of dropbox paper crossed with confluence crossed with airtable. I feel like these have more promise than airtable in the long run, or perhaps if dropbox paper starts adding more functionality wit
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by wetpaste 8y ago
I don't feel like we are losing "they" as a plural. We're just learning how to use it in more singular contexts than we used it before. Many new pronouns have been invented and some folks use them, but none of them reall
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by wetpaste 8y ago
This is just some MVP java app with an nginx proxy, elastic-search, and mysql? Why is this running in k8s on aws via Kops in conjunction with a cloudformation template for aurora inside of a VPC? With containers separately built via packer